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Expect Armstrong's 'confession' to be all about him
It's not likely to be about the truth. Or about cleansing a guilty conscience. Or about clearing the air to help cycling's Sisyphean efforts to rid itself of the anything-goes attitude that prevailed for at least a decade and has yet to disappear,...Tags: Lance Armstrong, USA Today, Judges, Crime, Law and Justice, Justice System
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On trial is Lance Armstrong, the man
The worst part of the Lance Armstrong story isn't the lying, considering more important people have lied more loudly. And it's not the cheating, considering bigger athletes to Americans have cheated. It's certainly not how he sullied the sport of...Tags: Lance Armstrong, The Wall Street Journal, Mike Ditka, Cycling, Livestrong Foundation
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Armstrong's turn on Oprah's couch
When Lance Armstrong met last month with his own personal Javert, Travis Tygart of the anti-doping agency, he said after the frustrating meeting, "You don't hold the keys to my redemption. "Only one person holds the keys to my redemption, and that's me,...Tags: Lance Armstrong, Whitney Houston, Jerry Springer, Sarah Ferguson, National Hockey League
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CBS News: Government rejects Armstrong's $5M restitution offer
CBS News(CBS News) Lance Armstrong has offered to pay more than $5 million to the federal government to compensate for the fraud he allegedly committed against the U.S. Postal Service, CBS News has learned. The Postal Service paid Armstrong's team more than $30...Tags: International Cycling Union, Lance Armstrong, Mail Order Industry, Government Postal Delivery, Cycling
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Oprah confessional won't free Lance Armstrong from burden of lies
I'd be lying to say that I won't watch the Lance Armstrong confessional with Oprah Winfrey on Thursday -- and Friday! -- nights. Why not? It's difficult to ignore a human train wreck, and Lance Liestrong pedaled on a Highway to You-Know-Where years...Tags: Lance Armstrong, Erythropoietin, Cycling, U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, Oprah Winfrey
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Cycling union wants Lance Armstrong to testify before commission
In the wake of reports that Lance Armstrong admitted to Oprah Winfrey that he used doping techniques to win his seven Tour de France titles, the International Cycling Union (known as the UCI) is urging Armstrong to testify before its independent...
Tags: International Cycling Union, Lance Armstrong, Cycling, U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, Oprah Winfrey
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Lance Armstrong sued by firm seeking repayment of $12 million
A promotion company based sued Lance Armstrong on Thursday, seeking the repayment of $12 million in bonuses that the firm paid Armstrong for winning the Tour de France. Dallas-based SCA Promotions, which contends it was conned out of the money by...
Tags: Lance Armstrong, Allen Iverson, Cycling, U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, Sports
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USADA extends deadline for Armstrong to talk
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Lance Armstrong on Wednesday was given more time to think about whether he wants to cooperate with the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency. Separately, he learned that he's about to be sued. USADA, the agency that investigated the...
Tags: Drug Use, Lance Armstrong, USA Today, Lifestyle and Leisure, Crime, Law and Justice
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Lance Armstrong's confession wins little applause
Lance Armstrong called himself a lot of names -- liar, bully, jerk and even humanitarian -- in the first part of his taped interview with Oprah Winfrey on Thursday night. Nevertheless, early reactions suggest that his performance was found lacking, a...Tags: CNN (tv network), Lance Armstrong, Livestrong Foundation, Tiger Woods, World Anti-Doping Agency
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Lance Armstrong on sponsors leaving: A $75-million day in losses
A night after Lance Armstrong admitted to doping throughout the course of his athletic career, the disgraced cyclist spent the second half of his much-hyped television interview with Oprah Winfrey talking about fallout from the scandal. Armstrong, who...Tags: Lance Armstrong, Breach of Contract, Psychology, Cycling, Livestrong Foundation
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Note to Lance: Winning isn't everything
Lance Armstrong has been rightly condemned for cheating. It takes skill, raw talent and extreme drive just to complete the Tour de France. However, to use unlawful measures to win it takes a complete unraveling of one's moral compass and a breakdown in...
Tags: Lance Armstrong, Cycling, Crime, Law and Justice, Oprah Winfrey, Floyd Landis
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In Theory: Is cheating becoming more socially acceptable?
From high school students to millionaire athletes, cheating has always been around. But 2012 saw a string of high-profile cases that brought cheating into the public eye and could even be making it more socially acceptable. Lance Armstrong's doping...Tags: Lance Armstrong, Super Bowl XLVII, New Orleans Saints, Tiger Woods, Crime, Law and Justice
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